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Meaning of inscient
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inscient (a.)
Having little or no knowledge; ignorant; stupid; silly.
Having knowledge or insight; intelligent.
inscient Sentence Examples
- The inscient infant slept soundly in her cradle, unaware of the world around her.
- The inscient patient was unable to communicate or comprehend, leaving doctors baffled.
- The inscient witness could not give a coherent account of the crime he had witnessed.
- The inscient child wandered aimlessly, lost in a world he did not understand.
- The inscient traveler had no idea where he was or how to get back home.
- The inscient animal acted on instinct alone, unaware of the consequences of its actions.
- The inscient soul had no knowledge of its past or purpose, living in eternal ignorance.
- The inscient student struggled to comprehend the complex material, his mind clouded by a lack of understanding.
- The inscient society lived in harmony with nature, unaware of the potential consequences of their actions.
- The inscient masses were easily manipulated by those in power, who exploited their ignorance for personal gain.
FAQs About the word inscient
Having little or no knowledge; ignorant; stupid; silly., Having knowledge or insight; intelligent.
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The inscient infant slept soundly in her cradle, unaware of the world around her.
The inscient patient was unable to communicate or comprehend, leaving doctors baffled.
The inscient witness could not give a coherent account of the crime he had witnessed.
The inscient child wandered aimlessly, lost in a world he did not understand.
